Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1930, Page 9

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, LANCASTER FUNERAL SET FOR TOMORROW ‘Washington Writer’s Rites Will Be Held at St. Paul's Shortly After 9:30 AM. Since 1883 Distinctive 'MONUMENTS B WASHINGTON GRANITE MONUMENTAL CO. 448 N. ¥. Ave. N.W. Phone Natl. 5870 Wm._Jardine, Secty. OPEN A CHARGE ACCOUNT ~—Weekly or Monthly Payments EISEMAN'’S Fine Men's Wear Seventh and F Sts. ROB PULLMAN COMPANY Hold-up Men Force Cashier to Carry $1,087 to Taxicab. Former Editor Dies AT FORT LINCOLN Rev. U. G. B. Pierce Presides at Services for Former Editor yestes transport & of Geological Survey. ing $1, 0!7 t.hrmuh the tes lobhy to_the street. Francis Tobin, 33, the victim, was forced into a taxicab at the point of a gun and driven to Flushing, where he was dumped out. P Funeral services for George McLane Wood, 80 years old, former editor of the Geological Survey, who died Sun- day, were held at 1 o'clock this after- noon at Fort Lincoln Cemetery. Rev. U. G. B. Pierce, pastor df the All Souls Unitarian Church, officiated. Mr. Wood had served as editor of the Geological Survey 25 years, retiring in 1925. Since then he had been engaged in editorial work for various geological publication: A widely experienced editorial writer and contributor to the Encyclopedia rittanica, Mr. Wood Was also a suc- ssful author, his ‘“Suggestions to Authors,” being one of the most popular literary handbooks in circulation. Mr. Wood was the son of the late Col. William P. Wood, superintendent of the Capitol Hill Prison during the PR Civil War and organizer of the secret service. GOLD STRIKE REPORTED |*Mr. wood is survived by two daugh- bbb | ters, Mrs. M. Wills and Miss ‘Allce C. | Wood, and two sons, Herbert S. an andria, Va., in 1865. She had resided, | PANAMA, October 28 ().—A rich|garl b Wood. The Wood restdence is however, in Washington since the first | gold strike was reported yesterday to | t"1695 Sixteenth street. | have been made recently ‘in the Re- gg;‘;“t;,‘nhf'y’:},‘,fh' bR ipeen mance mine of the Panama Corpora- S tion, Ltd. Marriage Licenses. AMBULANCES J. J. Calderwood, gencral manager of the minc, sald the vein was 8 mas- | .y g Jenking, 36, and Myrtie 8. Brown, 28. hnlf’ of Middletown, Pa.; Rev $4.00 Col. 0432 Funeral services for Miss Nannie Lancaster, a member of The Evening Star staff for 25 years, who died yes- iterday at Providence Hospital, will be University of California’s Hospital | held tomorrow morning at H. M. Pad- and Medical School treated 133960 | ooyt funcral home at 9:30 o'clock. ataas the st DReY uiem mass will follow at St. Paul's Catholic Church. Interment wiil be in Mount Olivet Cemetery. A writer of merit, constant in_char- ity work and a beloved figure in Wash- ington newspaper circles, Miss Lancas- ter was one of the best known news- paper women here. After serving with several New York papers, followed by varied connections with the Washington Times and the old Washington News, Miss Lancaster, as club editor of The Evening Star, be- gan a long period of feature writing. A column of local color _stories, “Around the City.” originated by Miss Lancaster, was for years & popular hu- man interest feature in The Star. Miss Lancaster wase born in Ales When We Say that a funeral will cost a certain sum you may be assured that unless you order something else, and understand that you are so doing, the original fig- ure quoted will be the total cost of our services. This is a policy which has proved to be exceed- ingly popular; we believe that it SHOULD be made a universal one among the members of our profession. GEORGE McLANE WOOD. sive one, 50 inches wide, and was di covered on the fifth level of the work- | Willlam ings about three weeks ago. He inti- | Paul e i s nd Paesle mated the vein would assay from $200 | BRIk %, B8 GRS, 55" chattou . Catherine Orr, 36, Chester, . L. I McDougle. Forest Wright, 24, Staunton, V: Ealen K. Fersuson, 37, Richmond, Va 5. 270 T¥Seh, 27, and Serah B. Hicks, e ; Rev. Junius A. Wheeler. Charles V. McDade, & and Mary J Connell, 45, both of Chester, Pa.; Rev. Francis J. Egan, ‘Seorge G, Diehi. 21, and Anna B. Crockett, | 18, Doth of Alexandia, Va.: Rev. John E. Briges Dennis Caldwell, 42, Portland, and 38, Richmond, Va.i' Rev Robert Mantgley. Belle P. Moncure, Charles M. Dixon. 21. Baltimore, Mi Pauline K. Holt, 21, this city; Rev. J. Porter. Arthur Kettler, 39, and Thelma A. Greeley, 20; Rev. Edward T Mathew fleld, 28, this elty, and Julia T. Audley, 22, Detroit, Mich.; Rev. J. J. Fieming. James F. Turner. 22, and Norme K. Mitch- ell, 19; Rey Thomas E. Boorde. and Eloise Thompson. . “Henry 'D. Tillman, Joe Glazer. 23, ind Fay Sopher, 18, both of ‘Baitimors, Md.: Rev. A. Lelbsohn. vodinnd. 1 and - Ausustine George 'M. Rankin. 24, _and Florence A. 0.’ Bullock. Best in Town. Local Call. Call Chambers Co. to $1,000 per ton. Horticulturist Accident Victim, PALO ALTO, Calif., October 28 (7). G. P. Rixford, nationally known horti- { culturist, died yesterday from injuries | suffered ‘when struck by a Southern Pa- | cific train at the Los Altos station. He was 92 years old and former publisher | of the San Francisco Bulletin. Ores., W. WARREN TALTAVULL Funeral Home 3619 14th St. N.W. Corner Spring Road Col. 0464 Phones } Adam- 10341 . and Samuel Telephone National 5000 For immediate delivery of The Star to your home every evening and BSunday morning. ‘The Route Agent will collect at the end of each month, at the rate of 115 cents per day and 5 cents Sunday. ‘or reference, sk your neig. 816 H STREET,'N.E. PHONES:LINCOLN 8200-820! 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Then bundle up your things and let Elite do the rest. Take a weekly holi- day every washday! ELITE LAUNDRY 9 Convenient Branch Offices CALL POTOMAC 0040 FOR PROMPT SERVICE Only pure rain-soft water is used for the multiple rinsing so that when your things come home they are soft and sweet. And they are delivered just wet enough. You do not have to hang them out at all. Just a shake—and iron them! day D. C., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1930. WOOD FUNERAL HELD |LANHAM FUNERAL RITES HELD THIS AFTERNOON Tree Expert, Who Died Sunday, Laid to Rest in Congression- al Cemetery. Funeral services for James E. Lan- ham, 49- the Office of Public Buildings and Pub- lic Parks, who died Sunday at his home, 2608 Thirty-second street southeast, were held this afternoon at the East Washington Heights Baptist Church. Lx;termcnt was in Congressional Ceme- Ty. Mr. Lanham, a native of Prince Georges County, had served as a tree expert in the Office of Public Bulldings and Public Parks for 30 years. HI most noteworthy work with this de- partinent was his supervision of the planting of the Speedway tree system and the cherry trees around the Tidal Basin, He is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary E. Lanham; one daughter, Mrs. Luberta Dise, and a son, James E. Lan- ham, jr. ACTION ON LAYING WREATHS EXPLAINED Foreign Office Did Not Seek to Check Memorial Services, but Only Mere Formalities. By the Associated Press. LONDON, October 28.—A chorus of protest both from Great Britain and abroad against a governmental proposal that wreaths should no longer be placed upon the tombs of unknown soldiers during ceremontal visits between repre- sentatives of different countries has brought forth an official explanation of the government’s action. The proposal, the foreign office states, was not infended to interfere in any ! way with individual discretion in the! matter. “Its object was to obviate any risk of such ceremonies becoming & mere! formality of international artesy rather than one of spontaneity,” says the foreign office. “Still less was it intended to suggest that there should be any curtailment of general cere- monies on Armistice day in this country or of laying of wreaths by individuals at any time on the cenotaph or the grave of the unknown warrior.” TRIAL POSTPONEMENT CAUSED BY “EPIDEMIC” Attorney Develops Ailment When Time Comes for Case Put Off on Account of Defendant's Iliness. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, October 28. Federal night if Terry Druggan's * be_contagious. Druggan, one of Chicago’s prominent beer barons, is charged with income tax evasion. He was scheduled to go to trial several weeks ago, but developed such an impressive variety of ailments that his case was postponed from time to time to permit his recovery. November 10 was the latest date set for his trial, but yesterday his attor- ney, William T. Waugh, appeared in court with more discouraging tidings. “Druggan isn't recovering very rapid- ly,” he announced. “As for me—I don't feel well either and may have to take to my bed any day.” o MR Births Reported. The following births have been reported {o the Health Depariment in the last 24 ours Willlam J. and Mary C. Calnon, boy, Emory W. and Nellie L. Swink. boy. Toney and Pasqula Iacangelo, bo: Lex and Mary F. Campbell, boy. Wil R. and Vicla Prue. bo: Deaths choréed. The following deaths have been Teported fo the Health Department in the last 24 ours: Elizabeth V. Childs. 89, 1801 E st. se. Mary G. Nelson. 82. 1236 Shepherd st. George M. Wood. 80, 2852 Ontario r John C. Bauman. 80, United States Sol- diers’ Home Hospital. Mary McDonnell, 75, Providence Hospital. Harry C. Sparks, 73, 119 D st. n.e. Laura B. Cooper, 68, 325 Rock Creek Church r Matilda Roberts, 64, 1115 8th st. Richard Schwertner,’ 63, Sibley Hospital. Mary G. Lewis. 56, 1233 Crittenden st. Lillie M; Lee, 54. 615 8th st. s.w James E. Lanham. 49, 2608 32d_ st. s.e. o Forrist N."Novinger, 24, 1922 Summit’ pl Mary E. Wilsman, 23. 4209 38th st pybhomas’ E. Nolan, ‘15, Walier ‘Reed Hos- Emily Jackson, 60, 704 lst st. Hurbert Price. 42, Freedmen's_Hospital, John Williams, 39, Gallinger Hospit Elongated residents of Hutchinson, Kans,, after suffering bruised foreheads, have mmp]nlned to city officials that awnings on the main streets are too low. e . LOSE S BAR PIN, piatinum top with blue stone in center. National 5261 after 6 p.m., Apt. 798. Reward. . BLACK FOX FUR on first floor of Woot | ward & Lothrop's or near front entrance; | reward.Phone Adams_7689. BRACELET, ning, betwéen Dodge Hotel and Union Sta- tion, in Diamond taxi, or vicinity 20th st. and 'Rhode Island ave. ne. Reward. Please phone Room 616, Dodge Hotel. 29% CAT—Strayed, broad black-striped tiger cat, ven toes each front foot; answers name very _affection R | COIN PURSE—Containing a Femim e | Veterans' and Census Bureau. Cail Metro- | politan 3814 | DOG. female chow: sash cord_ on neck; northeast section, Reward. 901 C n.e. Lin- coln 8263. 29% DOG, screw.iail white English Bull, male; reward. 1925 L st. n.e FRATERNITY PIN, some_time Sunday. FUR NECKPIECE —Stone-Marten. day, about 5 o'clock, vicinity. s.” All States Hotel, Room 717. | GOLD PIN, butterfly 120 “valued' as keepsake: | Lincoln 9301 |x | around Nu_Upsilon Gamm d. _Gex leather holder, ocliek, between 200h & | {08 ave. Rear isth: " Ars. Smith, |5t nw."_$3 reward. | PERSIAN CAT, white; neighborhood 24th st. n.e. _Phone Potomac 3240-W. Reward. | POCKETBOOK, in Metropolitan Theater or taxi: light tan pocketbook containing kevs. | money and driver's permit. Reward. 1426 M st. n.w. POLICE DOG, female, Saturday. vicinity of | Fessenden st.’ and Réno rd., Chevy Chase; | tag No. 12066, Reward. _Cali Cley. 4275. 3 | PURSE. small black, In Peoples Drug Store: on Monday, 1ith and G sts. Will party wh | POuhi SAme Dlease Call SAE. 2000-M- atter and Fl 1907 Sth Re- | RING—Amethyst; sentimental value. 3620 | ward if returned to Ethel Crawford, 16th st. n.w.. Apt. 209. Col. 1842. STRING OF PEARLS. evening October 27, between Park lane and car platform 21st st gn car or from 1sth-Penn, ave. to Belasco. 1180._Ap! TAIL off mx Tur plece. Call Potomac 3315-0 aiter 5 p.m. R . WRIST WATCH, lady's, Eigin. initials L. E. |, vicinity Conn. ave. and 18th and Col. rd. Reéw Pot. 3452-J. $50 REWARD. Black Scotch terrier lost October 9 near Oatlands Vil small and shy: an- swer to name Notify Mrs. Busti: Ontlands. Vi Dok, wire-haired fox terrier puppy, with black ‘spots; female. Clev. 6361. year-old veteran tree expert in | Judge Woodward was wonaer\ng last | ¢ “itises” could | | HALL, SARAH ADELE. On Sunday, Octo- | Beaths ABENDSCHEIN. GEQRGE LOULS, Sud denly. on Surday. October 36, 1930. et hi residence, 818 C GEOROE LOUS ABENDSOHEIN. 8t.." beloved husband of Susie M. Abendschein (nee Grigsby). Pu- neral services at Gra jscopal Churel Thursday. October at 2 oclock intives "ahd. friends in: Vited. *Interient at Union Cemeters, Al- exandria, Va. BARR, ROBERT. On October 23, 1930, at San’ Prancisco, Calif., ROBERI. belovea son of John and Jennie Bickford Jarr neral services Thursday, October 30, at 2 p.m. at Hines' neral chapel, 14th and Harvard sts. n.w. Interment (private) Rock Creek Cemetery. ' BOWEN, MARY C. (KATIE). On Saturday, October 25, 1930 her residence, 1226 R st n.w.. MARY C. BOWEN, beloved mother of Mrs. Frances Chapman, M Sadie Dornio and Mrs. Bowen. She also leaves one granddaughter, Florine Bowen, and a host 'of other relatives and friends. Remains resting at the John T. Rhines funeral chapel, 3rd and Eve sts. sw. until Tues afternoon, thereafter at her late residence. Funeral We.inesaay. Ucto- ber 29, at § am., from St. Augustin Church Interment Arlington ational Semetery. BURNSIDE, ADAIl ROBERTA. Suddenly, on Sunday, October 26, 1930, at DAH ROBERTA, aged 35, beloved ' uel B. Burnside and daughter 6f Wiliiam A. Kimmel ~Funeral services at her late residence, 13 Que st. n.e., Wfdxl!!dn 3 Or ber 29, at 2 p.m. Interment Cemetery, Relatives and !rlendn Anvll”!d BURNSIDE, ADAH KIMMEL. A special meet- ing of Martha Chapter, No. 4, O, E. will ‘be held Wednesday, Octover 29, 1930. Naval Lodge Hall, 4th €. .. to attend the fur sister, 'ADAH KIMMEL crder of the worthy matro LICE M EVELYN 8. HURSH, Secretary. DENHAM. IRENE FLORENCE. On Monday. October 27,1930, at Georgetown Univer- sity Hospital, TRENE FLORENCE, beloved daughter of Harry A. and the Iate Mar- garet E. Denham. Funeral irom her late Tesidence, 1133 34th at. n . apartment 23, ‘on_Thursday, Octover S0. at’ 4:30 Win. Requiem high mass. St.' Stephen's Chiuirch at 9 wm. Relatives und {riends invited. ‘Interment at Mount Olivet Ceif- tery. ) DONOHO. CHARLES L. On Monday, Octo- ber 21, 1930, at 8:45 D.m. at the residence f his daughter, Mrs. Robert Donoho, 1334 % st n.w. CHARLES L. DONOHO, the de- voted husband of Julia Donoho and father of Jennie Wright. Willa, Julia L.. Ophelia, | Arthur and Pendleton Donoho. Notice of funeral later. Remains resting at the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You L. nw. DQUGLAS, MARY A. On Monday, Octaber 27, 1030, at 10 p.m., MARY A DOUGLAS Thec ‘Siihi). widow of Andiew . Doe: las. mother of Mary Battiste, Genevieve ititic, James Douglas and Lilllan Dous- 1as. Funeral from her late residence. 165 Uhland . tersace n.e. Thursday, October | 30, at 9:30 am. iuence to St Martin's Chiurch, where mass will be said ‘at 10 a.m elatives and friends invited. Interment fount Olivet Cemetery. 29 DREYER, WILLIAM T. On Tuesds tober 1930, at 7:45 am., WILLIAM E DREYER. Beloved Musband. of Sylvene E. Dreyer (nee Reiser). aged 54 years. Fu- neral from his Iate residence, Sargent rd. ne. on Friday. October 31, at 2 pm. Relitives and friends inviied to attend. FLANAGAN. THOMAS F. Suddenly, on Sun- day, October 1930. at_his residence, 112K st. nw. THOMAS F_FLANAGAN, beloved_husbaid of May Fianagan neral Wednesday, October 29. from m funeral home of Perry & Walsh, 29 H 8! Luncral, home 0t Be Y et ‘Moint Olvel Cemictery. Relaiives and friends invited. 28 FLEETWOOD. HENRY E. A. Departed this life_suddeniy, Mofiday, October 21, 1930 at his residenice; 819 3rd st on. HEN RY FERETWOOD, Funeral Wednesday. | Betdher 25, w2 pm. from Barnes & Gray's funeral home, 6i4 4l st. s.W. In- terment Rosemont Cemetery. FOX. MARIE A. On Sunday, October 26, 1030, MARIE A.. beloved wife of Charles J. Fox and beioved daughter of Katherine and the late George Kopfman. ' Funeral from her late residence, 604 23nd St. n.¥. Wednesday, October 39, at 830 &.m Requiem mass at St. Stephen’s Church at 9 oclock.” Relatives and friends invited. | Interment Glenwood Cemetery. er a0, "3‘%.‘5‘“:.‘.’.““&”“?& Getober 27, at his . Coiuimbia rd., SAMUEL GASSENHEIMER. beloved, husbarel of the late Josie Gassen- heimer. _ Puneral from the chapel of Frank Gelers Sons ~Co. 1113 7ih st n.w. ., Ocigher 20 at 10 am.’ Relative: nvited. ~ In- terment Washington Hebrew Cemetery. 28 GRAEVES, CHARLES B. On Saturdey, Qc tober 25, 1930, at Saranac Lake ORRrEs B beloved "Rasband of Lili Graeves (nee’ Fidler:. Funeral from the residence of his daughter, Mrs Robert E. Mateer, 26 Adams st. n.w. Wednesda; October 29, at 2 p.m. Relatives and friends invited. 28° Oc- at 3:45 p.m.. at her residence, | w., BARAH ADELE HALL. the | loving mothef of Carrie Banks, Alberta Dunlap, Martha Pope, Fri Charles. Béorees MRS, Jobm ., Thomas | L. and Edward R. Hali 'She aiso leaves 1 stepdaughter, 1 hephew 18 erandchil- dren and 6 great-grandchildren. Re- imains Festing at her late residence. No- of funeral later. HERSHAW, CHARLOTTE M. On Sunday. midnight; Getober 26, 1936, st ner res} n.w. Mrs. CHAR- dence 2215 13th st. LOTTE HERSHAW (nee Monroe). devoted wife of La ane‘le M. Hershaw and mother of M J. W. Granady. Alice May Hershaw and P McKeene Hershaw. Funeral Wednesday. ober 29, at 1:30 p.m., from Flymou! Congregational Chureh, 17th and P sts. n. Casket_will not be opened in church. 28 JACKSON, NETTIE ROBBINS., On h(ondl October’ 27, 1930, "at her_residence. 1 Webster st [ETTIE ROBBIN! JACKSON, formerly of (Toledo. Ohio, e ioved mother of Robert nd Dorothy Jackson. Bervices at the above address Wednesday, October 29, at 2 p.m. Inter- ment Rock Creek Cemetery. JA\ S, ODELL. On Thuudl!. Oc ber 23, fter & brief illness, loved us and of Dorothy Javins, devoted her of Eleanor, Margaret and Dorothy Javins. He also leav father, mother, four brothers, one_sister and other relatives and friends. ieral Wednesday, October 29, at 8:30 am., from his late residence, 401 12th st. thence to St. Cyprian’s Church, where high requiem mass will be sung at 9 am. for the repose of his soul. Inlerment Mount Olivet Cemetery. 8 JOHNSON, ANDREW J. On Monday, Oc- tober 27, 1930. at his residence. 5715 9th st. n.w., ANDREW J. JOHNSON, beloved hustand of Mary Johnson (nee Storey). Puneral services at the above address on ‘Thursday, October 30, at 2:30 p.m. Inter- ment Congressional Cemetery. 29 JOHNSON, ANDREW J. Oflcen lr\d ruem- bers of nmon‘ Lodge, No. I P, are hereby notified that they are rxnlclefl fo attend the funeral of our late brother, ANDREW J. JOHNSON, P. G., at the resi- d!nc;b &’!llszfiltoh st. D.W. ‘Thursday, Ogjo- , i DAVID GATSS Noble Grand. 29 JOANSON, MARY. On Saturda; October 3 25, 1930, MARY JOHNSON of ins D st. the loving ‘mother of William Lee and grandmother of Joseph™ Mahoney. Funeral Thursday. October 30, at 1 from, the W. Ernest Jarvis West End lor, 28th st. and Dumbarton ave. n.w. LAMBDIN, BAI.BAIA E. On Monday, Oc- tober 27, 1930. at New London (Conn.) Hospit: BARBAM E.. daughter of the late John R. and Elizabeth Bemnett Lam! nml Pu?!w:“l‘fl'vhsel D{hlltz an‘“:l‘:l‘ pariors o am Demaine ., Alex- andria, Va, Wednesday, October 29, at 11 am. (No flowers.) A LINKINS, JAMES NATHANIFI Suddenly, on Monday, oelober I'V 1930, at his home. Silver Spri M1, MES' NATHANIEL LINK! beloved fa- ther of ‘Washin, wn D. C. Funeral Wednesday, October 29, 3:30 p.m., from the residence of nis daughter, 1351 Newton st. n.w. Interment Rock Creek Cemetery. MITCHELL, HARRISON AGI!.T[Y On Bat- urday, October 25, 1930, at p.m. HARRISON AGUSTUS HITCHBLL. the loving father of Geraldine itchell. He also leaves one uncle and other relatives and friends. Puneral Wednesday, Octo- ber 29, at 1 pm.. ffom the W. Ernest Jarvis funeral church, 1432 You st. n.w. Interment in Arlington National CQ!III tery. R rdny CBOMGN: 23 U0, &t hlp rest” ursday, "October 23, 1930, s E dence, 720 7th st. s.e., GEORGE WASH. INGTON PARDEE, beloved ~husband _of Anna Terns Pardec. Funeral services will be held st his late residence. Wednesday. October 20, ot 3 pm. Interment Cedar il Cemetery. Refutlves ‘and friends. in- vite RITTER. JULIUS M. On Sunday, October 26, 1930. ' at National’ Soldiers’ Home Hospital. RITTER. elder son' of the John H.'and Agnes E. Ritter and | brother of George T. Ritter. Pu neral from his brother's dence. 2331 Ist st n.w.. Wednes- | 16 day, October 29. at 1:30 p.m. ‘Friends and relatives invited. ~Interment Avlinston, Na- tional Cemetery. RODRIGO, MARIETTA CHAMBERS, widow of Jose Rodrigo. on Monday, October 27, 1930, at the home of her daughter. Mr Albert M. Pesce, 625 East 28th st., Broo) iyn, N. Y. SARGENT, SARAH HYATT. Entered into cternal fest Monday morning, October 27, TT (nee Whiitiesey), Seioved wite. of Theodore 7, Sarsent and mother of Vireinia W. and Thomas W. Sargent. "muneral from'her late residence Thursday, October 30, at 2 p.m. Mother, de hou Dast. gone, to rest other, one, to rest on th Father's breast: Wemourn ‘thee here, e know RO oy wet :Toomx down with the old And) l.hu hands that toiled In our service el £ eluv sguin tn the erent m&u ber 26, 1931 466 K st. n.w MONUMENTS. THE FINEST DISPLAY IN THE OITY. All monuments reduced for 30 d Do not base purchase on photog: sented by agents. Ji R. Dt ‘We Have No Agents. Opposite Sears-Roebuck and Company. FUNERAL DESIGNS. R T g Gl Ly Ty 2 ] and Sundays Gude Bros.“.Go., 1212 F‘S:. EIIAIPI: sn:f:{f "ru?:- Mondaz, guu. husbas of Eallifa Sharpe ana fatner Baiiine | ‘lhmo Funeral services terment SHECKLLS, MARY E. 26, 1030, at b | TIBB *a® A9 Deatha. STEES, EMMA M. On Monday, October 27,1930, at Emérgency Hospital BMMA M., beloved wife of John M. Stees. Fu- neral services at Willlam “A. Scott's fus neral home, 409 8th st s.e.. Wednesday, Tober 39. ‘at 7 bm. Reiniives and Iriends iRvited io" attend. Tnterment HArriebdre Pa.. Thursday, October 30. 9 STEES, EMMA M. A lnrclxl m!ellr\“ of Martha Chapter,’ No. 4. S, held Wednesany, Ocioner 29, 1930 pm. at Naval Lodse Hall. 4t at; -nd ave. ‘s.e. 1o sttend the funeral of our tister EMMA M. STEES. By order of e Worthy matron CE M. DIXON. EVELYN S. HURSH, Secretary. STEES, EMMA M. Officers and members of Good Will Council. No. 15, Daughters of America. are requested to attend the serve ices of our late sister, EMMA M. STEES, on Wednesday. October 29, 1930. at 7 p.m. at W. H. Scott's funeral pariors. 408 8th si_se’ OLIVE WELLEN, Councilor, MAE NAU, Rec. Sec STEWART., ELLEN FOSTER. Saturday, October 25. 1930. at her late residence; 1012 R st. n.w.. ELLEN FOSTER STEWART, widow of ‘the Iate Joseph H. Stewart urvived by a ‘son, Her el H. art of Detroit, Mich; & ughter, Venetia Deil 8mith of Chicago, Il also a sister, of Los Angeles, Call. Remains resting at “Winslow funeral chapel. 12th and R sts. n.w. Notice of funerai hereafter. 2 TABLER, EMMA R. On Monday, October 2771930, wt her residence, 1820 Beimont rd nw. EMMA R. beloved wife of the late Edwin H. Tabler. Services Iate residence on Thursday, October 30, At 11 o'clock a.m. Interment Congres- sional Cemetery. 3o° THOMAS, LOUISE. Departed tris life on Monday, October 26, 1930. at 11 15 p.m.. at Galiinger Hospital, LOUISE THOMAS. She leaves to mourn their loss a loving mot and father, Melvine and Joseph Thom three orothers. six devo Suddenly on . one brothe; aw host of other relatives and_friends mains resting at Eugene Ford's patlors, 1300 South Capitol st . until hesday. October at 4 pm. thenee to the residence of her sister. 618 2nd s1. &, Puneral Thursday, October 30. at 2 pm.. from Chapel Hill' M."E. Church. ~Infer- ment Chapel Hill. Md 20 WEBSTER. MARY (MOLLIE this life Monday, October 27. Philadelphia, Pa.. MARY (MOLLIE) WEB- STER, widow of L. Flewher Webster. Re- mains resting temporarily at Alexander 8. Pope s, 315 15th st. se. - Notice of fu: ater. ILLIAMS. WILLIAM. Departed this life on Sunday, October 26, 1930, at 9 am.. WILLIAM WILLIAMS. He leaves to mourn a loving wife, Sadie Willams: iour sistecs, {hree brotners and a host of other rela: s and friends neral Wednesday. October 29, at 3 o clock, from Christ Holl- ness Church, Garfield, D. C. The golden gates were open wide, A gentle voice says come. Angels from the other side Welcome our loved one home. * HANNAIL On Sunday. October 26, 1930, at Gallinger Hospital. HANNAH WIL: LIS, the devoted wife of James Willis, loving ‘mother of George. Nathaniel Lee, Emanuel_Sterling_and James Wellingion Willls. She also leaves two brothers, one sister’ and 08t _of other relatives and friends. Puneral Wednesday, October at 2 pm., [rom the John T. Rhines neral chapel, 3rd and Eye sts. s.w. Inte ment Payne’s Cemetery WILSON, ETHEL. Departed this life on Priday, October 24, 1930. at her residence, 1508 13th st nw'. after a brief iliness, ETHEL WILSON. iate of Rembert. 8. C, She leaves a beloved husband, a devoted father and mother. one aunt and other relatives and friends to menrn their Remains resting at 8. B. Morrow & Oo. funeral parlors, 1344 4th’ st n.w. il 10 I penitgiez. October’ 28. " Jiiterment embert, WINTER. JULIA B. On Monday. October 27, 1930. at 12:30 p.m.. at Providence Hos- ital. JULIA B. WINTER (nee Lynch), be- oved ‘wife of Henry W. Winter, mother of Sister Perpetua of Good Shepherd. Charles, Paul A., Raymond A. and Ralph J. Winter. Funeral will take place from her late residence, 2312 North Capitol st.. on Thursday. October 30, at 8:30 am.: chence to St. Martin's Church, whers requiem mass will be said at 9 o'clock for the repose of her soul. Relatives and friends invited. Interment Mount Olivet Cemetery. £ WINTE JULIA. Officers and mumbon of Gonzaga Council. 183, C. W. Tanesten 0 meet 5% sk Woms of &5¢ departed comrade. Mrs. JULIA WINTER, 12 North Capito! st. Tuesday, October 8, at 8 p. GNES B, 5 MARY GOWARS, seq; O T Pres. In Memoriam. ALMAN. KATE. In loving memory of our dmother. KATE ALMAN. who depart- £8, thie lite fourteen, years ago {oday, Oc- tober 28, 1918, Eternal rest grant unto her. O Lord, and let perpetual light shine upon her. LOUISE AND ALMAN. * COULTER. ELSIE I In sad but lovin Tembratics of otir dear Tisfe T COBLTER® who Geparted this e two years %0 today. October 28, 1928. HER LOVING MOTHER AND PATHER. LAKENAN, SARAH. In 1loVing remem. brance of our dea: mother SARAH LAKE NAN, who' departed ihis life (bres ‘years 0 today. October 38, THEe paMILY. - NALL. WILLIAM T. In sad but lovin membrance of ou- dear husband an ther, WILLIAM T. NALL. who left us one year ago today. October 28, 1920. One year has passed. dear father, Since you were cailed away. How well do we remember <" 'That sad and weary day. We did not know the pain- vou bore, We did not see you die. ‘We only know you went away And never said good-hy. HIS LOVING WIFE AND CHILDREN. * RICKER. CATHERINE. 1In sad but loving remembrance of my dear mother CATH- ERINE RICKER. who departed 10 gne year ago today. October 28, 1920, niyersary mass at Holy Name You left behind a broken heart That loved you so sincere: That never did and never will HEQrEt vou, mother. crar ‘R DEVOTED DAUGIYTER, MELLA. * lvflul CATHERI! In sad but loving re- membrance of my dear mother, CATH- FRINE RICKER. w"0 departed this i one year ago today. Octaber 28. 1929, You will never know vour mother's esre Until she is not around. And never know her value Until_she js mnder ground. Dtvo'r:n DAUGHTER, MARIE. * . LUCY E. In ioving memory of our devoted wife and mother. LUCY E. T! who departed this life one year ago today, October 28, 1929, With broken hearts we watched you ADd SAW YOU DAss away. Although we loved you dearly We could not make you stay. HFR DEVOTED HUSBAND AND REN. WILLIAM H. TIBBS. DOR( 3 HAROLD AND MAURICE TIBBS. * TRUSS. GEORGE A. In sad but lovin membrance of my dear husband and our devoted father, GEORGE A. TRUSS, who departed this ‘life two years ago today, October 28, 1930. 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